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sciences and the stiffness Of the late
examinations, congratulations are due
Healy on his we'll -merited promotion
TYRONE.
AT a recent meeting of the GalDally
| Branch Of the {. N. L., the Rev. Thomas
McWil illiams presiding, the following
resolution was proposed: THAT hay-
ing heard Of the proclamation Of the
National League by the Tory Coercion
Government as dangerous associa-
tion,' and expecting it's suppression
daily we heleby pledge ourselves to con-
time TO carry cut the principles and
teachings of the League peacefully and
onstitutionally as hitherto, regardless
Of the proclamation OF the government,
and in defiance of its power. and there
by not meyely prove a present danger,
but the ultimate death Of the hated sys-
tenn of Irish landlordism. The chair
man, in putting the resolution, said
that brief as was his political expert
ence he had learned to be prepared for
disappointmenta. He adopted the pro-
granlme Of Mr.. Parnell warmly at a
time when the political outlook was
darker and the national platform less
popular than now. He had witnessed
the proclamation Of the two great ma
tional organizations of his time-:the
Land League and the National League
Out Of the Land League agitation came
the Land Act, and as nothing good is
obtained without sacrifice, so out Of this
threatened suspension Of our political
liberties will ;.ssuredly come the reali-
zation Of our national aspirations, The
resolution was passed with acclamation.
Other speeches having followed, ,the
meeting was brought to q close with a
hearty vote Of thanks to tbe chairman,
WATERFORD.
On August 25 Mr. Walshe. auctioneer
of Waterford, visited NewtoWnkill for
the purpose Of selling the meadoWing Of
a farm from which the tenant had been
evicted. There was large gathering,
and the property being put up for sale,
Mr.. Laurence Power. on behalf of the
Newton branch of the National League
bid 81 per acre. The auctioneer de-
INJURED, but said he would undertake
the responsibility of putting it up at los
per acre. Mr. Power. on behalf OF the
League, then advanced to Is per acre.
There being no other offer, the sale ad-
journed, Mr.. Walshe stating that he
would forward Mr.. Powers offer to the
landlord.
WESTMEATH.
The evictions on the Dellnege Ardagh
estate were begun August %. The fol-
lowing tenants were dlspossessed: John
Connors, of Carrigkerr, and Daniel
Kenealy, of Glensharrold. A settle
ment was effected with Mr. Ahern,
who had offered no resistance. There
were three other tenants to De evlcted,
but Father Walsh mediated with the
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ANTRIM.

a local observer states that the Lore
~ y Antrim Castle has NOT dared up tl
the present to open the eviction cam
paign and that the tenants are indiffer
eut 10 the vile work Of eviction, but are
prepared for the ordeal
The iNortnigbtly meeting Of the Bel.
fast National League. on August %
the first held since the proclamation Of
the [. N. f., was one Of The largest and
most enthusiastic which has ever been
held in connection with the branch, up.
wards OF 5000 people being present. a
number Of ladies occupied seats on the
platforms and i'll the body OF the hall.
ARMAGH.
A special meeting Of the Armagh
leaguers was held on the 2lst ult., to
consider the action to be taken in view
of the expected suppression OF the Ma
tional League. A resolution was
unanimously adopted pledging that the
Leaguers would continue the struggle
by every legitimate means for the rights
and the removal of Ireland's griev-
ances.
CARLOW.
The prisoners Fitzpatrick and
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lieved, would be productive of like re-
suits.

An eyicting party under Sheriff Gill
Abbeylara, County Longford, August
20, WAS vigorously resisted by the ten
ants, who used boiling lime and water
The hands Of bai}iff named Curran
were severely burnt by fluid thrown al
him, and a tenant named Reilly was ar
rested ON the charge of having commit
ted the act.
LOUTH.
Says the Drogheda Independent
''The election Of Mr.. George Duffy tc
the responsible position Of captain OF
the tugboat Black Eagle has given gen
eral satisfaction TO the public. Mr..
Duffy has long been a member Of The
Independent Club, and we congratulate
him on his appointment.
MAYO.
Ballina Leaguers held an anti procla,
nation meeting On the 2lst ult.
MEATH.
Married, on the Goth ult., James Ed
ward, Youngest son Of the late Joseph
Sheridan, Castletown. County Meath,
to Maria, eldest daughter of the late z.
j. Murphy, OF Dublin.
MONAGHAN.
The treasurer of the T. M. Healy
(Magheraclone) branch, I. n. L., reports
a very fair financial status.
QUEENS. COUNTY.
The latest Portarlington fair occur
red on the 1st inst.
ROsCOMMON.
In a number of the western unions
the board Of guardians are at logger
heads with their rate collectors, who
are making the collection Of the seed
rate an excuse for giving no return of
the moneys they have not collected.
his is especially the case in Roscom-
mon.
SIlOO.
In regard to the probable date when
a sub. commission will sit for this
county for the purpose of fixing fair
rents, it is stated that the secretary of
the land commission court has init
mated to Mr. Healey, land valuer and
Templeboy, that it is not
probable subcommjssion will sit for
county of Sligo before November next.
Tenants, therefore, about to enter the
land court have still ample time to do
so before the next land commission.
From returns issued by the commits
sion of national education it is learned
that Mr. Healy, teacher, Templeboy,
nas been promoted to the first, class as
he result Of his late examination. Con-
,idering the varied and extensive pro-
gramme in mathematics and physical
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Granny. charged with the murder Of
Patrick Meany in October, 1880. were
on August 20 brought before the resi-
dent magistrate at Carlow, ard several
witnesses having been examined, the
accused were admitted for trial.
CAVAN.
Under the auspices of the Arva and
Coronea branch l.. N. L., a grand DEM
onstration was held on the 18th of
August. Several thousands of people
accompanied hy bands and banners,
met on historic Bruce hill to erect a
house for Mrs Masterson's herd, who
had been lniustly evicted by Viscount
FrankforGi.
CLARE.
AT the last August meeting of the
Ki|kenny-McMahon branch, I. n. L.,
Rev. r. Gilligan, 9. c., presided, Re-
solved, THAT we condemn in the
strongest terms the action Of those dis
reputable landlords Of Glare who, at
their recent meeting at Ennis, sup.
ported the notorious Dick Stackpoole
calling on the goverDmel +: to proclaim
the National League as being an illegal
association WTa WISH to remind STACK
poole and bis party that it is because
he and his clique have felt the influence
of The National League in stopping
their exorbitant rent charges that they
desire to proclaim it.
CORK.
During the past week 656 emigrants
left Queenstown for America. which IS
an increase of Sc over the correspond
ing period of last year.
Nine Irish emigrants arrived at
Queenstown on August %, having been
returned from New York by the Amer
lean auth critics as paupers.
DERRY.
There was another fair at Drapers-
town on the I'd inst. It was better pat
rOniZed than the one held in the
summer.
DOWN.
Alexander Jeffers, aged 81 years, died
at his residence, near Fork Hill, Nov
ry. on the 2lst ult.
DUBLIN.
A meeeing of the committee Of the
Dublin University Home Rule Associa-
tion was held on the last week Of Aug
ust, when a resolution was passed pro-
testing against the proclamation Of the
National League.
FERMANAGH.
Temple fair occurred on the 29th Of
GALWAY.
Monsignor Persico, the Papal Envoy,
accompanied by his secretary, arrived
in Tuam on the Oath of August, ona
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Monsignor Perslco, the Papal Envoy,
accompanied by his secretary, arrived
IN Tuam on the Oath of August, ona
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KILDARE.

A me- thug Of tenants was held at
Athy recently for considering the pro-
ject Of forming a house league. Mr.. j.
Murphy said they would not have much
trouble in reducing the rents in Athy.
He thought the landlords would reduce
the rents when asked. They might as
we'll do that as paying for the people
under the poor laws.
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KERRY

Numerous seizures we're made i'll the
neighborhood of Listowell during the
past month.
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KILKENNY.

The several local branches Of the Ma
tional League have unanimously voiced
their uDalterable determination TO
stand by the Parnellite members of
Parliament, and to do everything in
their power to cripple the power Of the
viceroyalty The Coercion act and the
proclamation of the League have not
abated their zeal a particle.
KINGS COUNTY.
Four incendiary fires occurred in the
vicinity Of Rhode about three weeks
ago. The perpetrators Of the outrages
were not, at last accounts, discovered.
LEITRIM.
Says a local paper: The people Of
Mohill have been preparing an address
and presentation to their popular pas
tor, Father Donohoe, 2. T.. on his re-
coyery from his recent illness. The
testimonial will, undoubtedly. assume
large proportions, as the people are
deeply indebted TO the reverend gentle
man for his exertions on their behalf.
The splendid new chapel lately erected
in Mohill is a lasting monument to his
zeal and piety and in public meetings
and in elections touching the peoples
welfare, Father Donohoe has always
been a notable figure in the forefront.
LIMERICK.
A private meeting of the landowners
of this county was recently held at the
George hotel Limerick, IA gentlemen in
and Lord Monteagle pre-.
siding.
LONDONDERRY.
Sir Thomas Lecky, mayor of Derry,
gave banquet to the Irish Society Of
London, now on visit to their estate
in County Derry. Mayor L4ecky pre-
sided, and in proposing toast spoke Of
the advantage it would be to the city of
Derry did the honorable body, as lords
Of the soil, give perpetuity leases to the
tenants. The Marquis Of Donegal had
done that service to Belfast, which
had made it q prosperous town, and
oo,,rco +oxUor1e 1or-ru ha 1a !
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visit to the Most Rev. DR. McEvilly,
Archbishop Of Tuam.
KERRY.
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Among our line Of Dress Trimmings
and Dress Buttons will be found the Lat
est French novelties to which we in
vite the attention of the Ladies,
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sciences and the stiffness OF the late
examinations, congratulations ara due
Healy on his we'll Inherited promotion.
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Granny. charged with the murder of
Patrick Meany in October, 1880. were
on August 20 brought before the resi-
dent magistrate at Carlow, ard several
witnesses having been examined, the
accused were admitted for trial.
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CLOSING PRICES OF pHrtADs1pHrA STOCKS

MONDAY, July LIP. NJ.
The new week has opened with dull markets at the
Stock Exchanges The days transactions In stock at the
old board amounted only to 496 shares. and at the
Consolidated board to 11OO05 shares Another OF
the wildcats to-day sought its level. Wheeling and
Lake Erie stock. which few weeks ago was inordi-
natey bulled up to SO So to-day easily yielded under
small pressure. from So to 43 12044 81 The manipu-
lators Of the market probably discovered that 1t
weak spot and assaulted 1t with the idea of aiding
era Generalization. At it's present figure the stock
offers better prospects of profit to the purchaser than
did when so much promised for II at above 60 The
decline in Wheeling and Lake Erie however. had little
or no effect the general market, which ruled srong
with narrow fluctuations. The closing prices generally
equal to better than the opening figures Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western moves in mysterious
manner the intent to make 1t pivotal stock OF
an unsettled market 1t opened weak against the
strength OF the general list at 13l 5S. followed the
general market up to 1872 Ia, and again was weak in
the late dealings down 13l S. The market is still
that is waiting doubts and uncertainties and as
have remarked of last weeks market the manipulate
ing is done outside of the boardroom- To-day there
were no rumors Of impending disasters but the
agencies were employed to publis, gossip" Of what
supposed to be uraging items, only later 10
give them official contradiction. Kiernan's Wall
Street News Bureau sent out the following: "A
prominent stock firm learns from several
port that the Government will advertise for the purchase
Of bonds within the next ten days" This despite the
fact that every competent to handle financial news
should that the Treasury at has money
with which to buy bonds. Two hours later the Bureau
issued from its Washington correspondent" official
denial Of the report" The agency this morning
printed that the exports Of mineral oils and cotton for
the month Of June, 1887. was $195,744,3sS 1886.
$197 Joy; decrease So 1O9 779" The figures given
correct for the exports Of cotton without OIL for the
ten months ended June 80 of the respective years
, Though the Bureaus" attention directed to
the error before 10 o'clock it not corrected
but was reprinted in its evening letter be to the
country Ne cite these incidents only examples Of
the value of much of the furnished in hurry.
And vet IL beyond doubt these of in
formation have their temporary effect the stock mark
cts and of which runor inventors take advantage for
their own special profit. There develop
about the great pending deals but the character
the days stock market indicated that satisfactory
progress had been made. The market closed dull and
STEADY.
Government bonds were dull and Irregular Bids for
the per cents lower and for the 4i2s higher
Annexed the closing quotations:
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easier Quotations: cottonseed crude. ssssse, sum
yer Ss~ , csSod 's sS stl aoeso Tsss
Lnsee. nav city. 49c Wesiern. 47a4scI Lard prime
r @S' rs S.sD'' s sGas s sG""S
ss sas 'rqsG o u sssaa . gnss ss ssl
ssaSas% ,,inS Whale ssS,hes sIs
ss s s''sess
sy s, %S%s 1S
soss Old liz '; Ss~
"a % r.fy G = iSS Gs5
SLOW CITY E ar :. p =.
G Ts !. cG .lsss
10000 PcEsd Bellies Il avsrsss SIC PicsieI Bel:
sS:uider's sS smots& Hams. lssi Smoked Shoulders.
j Long Clear in Nev.Yort quoted at s4c......
9act@a y ncavy to ar 0; 7s7xe fs sF 7 sSuy
LARD-The specu to-day very moderate and
SS al y% S S pn s raS
NJ G e spot %
arm quiet sales $50 tc. Western steam ssss clos.
sss.i quoted cssias.s s%a5h 81
ITO October SsGs Ole closing esec' $50 tes 10.
e0So mammal.
% a ssxs mot cy nfs ns our s
vsry nrm Western Creamery. 1920. State Cream
iSe. welsh tubs lSsi 8: Western Factory loo H.,
@'i saS no aa nee
last wn ss eepg ssnsssy ssdy Demand hSw
White. s7.sec. Coiorsd. oSete Right Skins. 5SSs,scs
Medium to Prime Eggs-Are duing little better, with
far inquiry State $50 Western. pa c Canada
IA
SUGAR-Values for Raw stock we'll maintained at
80, "a w. for Moasses lee for FAIR Refining and 6c
for 9o' sst Cenrlfugal cnt Loaf 83d Lice; Crushed
GRADUATED. 6c Moud a. l316957sc. Confectionery A.
D 951c Conee stanuar. G544c; Coffee on a. 5s
a &c. White Extra C. 5c Extra Z, 4SQi7c; 4p14sci
Ysilow. 4l46i2c
observation-disclosures and quiet City quoted SIC;
sSssc. oleomargarine 6se6c. Sales. $500 ID
In bbls, 6sc.
TALLow-In moderate demand Prime City quoted at
3s1c Sales, 10000 n at sac.
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ruropnAN pnoDUUr MARKETS

LIVERPOOL July ll-Provisons-Bacoa. Cunssriaud Cut
lOs 6L Leng Midsa 35a e.; short Gear Aiddie
3D.: uA l0s OIL Shoulders 800 u psr crt Beer
eOs Od Iadta Ness Prime Mesa 5la OIL FORK
Prime Msss S64 3D. per Dbl; Prime Mesa Eastsra
66s6: Western 6lA ID Lard-A Jis 3D. Prime vest
srn asa Cd, Lard OH S%a 3D. Haus-Lo.g Cat ees
Shoulders. Batter-sJa Of per sSL tor hSs nisst
Western spriug. 81 S6A Id; Rei Winter "a l0d .
IA Cd. Pc GENITAL New No. Winter, Ia Id; do No
Spring Mixed Western IS lid; California No
J. Ia I'd eta Sd. do No g. 6L % Sd por csntaL FRO
aucs-SDits OF Turpenne 27A 4L do ct London 2Is "a
cwLi Refined Petroleum 6'4d per gallon Clover seed.
Fine American. Ella a.; Prime City. va Cd per cwt
Ronn-Commen, 80 Ava, Pale lila 6L sJa o. Lnssei OIL
z2A Sd cwt Provsons-A aertcan RefrigsrAsa sesc
hndQmarters Sdi fore guarters ?d per n Hops Lon
oil. Lverpoel make. 2la .s.
LONDON. July Il.-Produce-Linsssi OIL 21a l0d 122s.
Cd per cwt; Calcutta Linses 55s ID anartora Ln
ssed csko 20 ia ID per tons Rsanea Petroleum. Sxs
ewt. Pals ea Oh ella Oh Previsicas-Lard S3A par
cwt for American sugar-l3A Cd per for Cuba Cen.
trifuGa polorzng 96e ant LA Oh 1s Cd Muscovato
fair refining af0At Australian Taliow-Bee 2s o23x
Cd, Nation asa Oh 02ta 81 Cocoanut oi-Ceyion. 225
Ga Cochn G31Oa American Refuge Beet 81 Id for
quarters and la ID tor fore quarters psr sS stas
The receipts Of wheat past week from Atlantic ports
100 quarters from Pacific ports 1000 quarters from
other sources 10000 quarters a., .oo
Inc for tho past week were
asEssx July li.-Pstroieun. s marks 95 pfeunnrA
Wlc0xs Lard 80 aArk$ 10 pfenntnEs Dor ll3 D
AxrWEuP, July 1L--Pesrosum-Fine Pale Ancrtcaa -
franco paid aad Is frAncs csnumes sellers
Weexs Lra elsssd - % frames ~ Ssassnsssss La s
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THE MARKETS
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF P2DDUJI.
Per Worth Rt,,r. V.ss..s al Ptirj1t.

COFFEE The of the speculative market quite
firm to-day and prices for spot Rio stock advanced nc
Of 1ac for fair invoices sale OF 1000 bags
No made at 1850 The milder STYLES were hrni
Sales $50 pecus Panan June 232c and 1000 pecus Jane
Padang 2bc. In opt trading the sales aggregated
8626O bags Havre advoes firm. the marset there
here showed advance Of 6Slo points and the closing
represented further advance OF 10 points as
follows; January. l725al7S5 February. l7:sOa7:35
March. 173o9l740; April, l7.soSi7.ic; MAY 7;S5
September. i5i6si5.2o: oetCssr lT2SSl52s' Noyem
the different months were as foows July, l666al6s5;
August. l6sO9l7.00s September, ld9Jal7ls; October
1880 655 600 bags. of which 100000 bags
Brazilian.
CUTTON-In keeping with break In the specula-
values reduced i<c Quito
free NOV, ment resulted the sales reaching 2064 bales
$50 Saturday EVENING" all Tor consumption The port re-
bales with 40 bales this
day last week and 1891 bales the correspond ng aay
Since September the total port receipts have
been bales against 52s4043 bales Tor the same
period last
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COTTON NAaSsrs-sY rGLHIvApI

LIVERPOOL. July ll-l23o p m-Cotten steady with 2
demand. Middng u 'isu1t 57sL: 10 Orleans 57sl
saes-lO.OOO bales including 1000 bales for speculation
AMI sxpor1 Receipt, 1000 bales; American none
August delivery. 90 64t also 5364d, DO August aud
September delivery 52.64' september and October
delivery, 80 Cad. also Jl6li: october ard Noven:
Der delivery 2l6id also 522-c4L: do. November and
December delivery II SD als 1854; do Deem.
Der and January delivery is.64 do september deiv
Tenders delivery toays cleirings 300 bales new
docket.
2nm-Cotton-The sales Of the day included 500 bale,
Anu rican.
Futures easy Upands Midd,,ug clause July deiiv
ery CAD -ellr- do July sni August delivery. 81
64f sellers. do August and September ieycry. oIbt
sellers do. September and October delivery 8 6td
buyers do October and November delivery 2lo!'t
sellers December January delivery. i-64d value
do delivery. l.o4d. value 10
September delivery. 81 .64d. sellers
Futures ciosci quiet Uplani, Low Middlns clause
ery b4iL sellers August aud september delivery
496ln buyers do September and Octobsr tsivsry -
Cad October aud November delivery 2O-bf
sellers do. November and December delivery. lGo4d
bu, ers do. December and January delivery, ltota
dc. septic nber delivery 4g-64d buyer.
GALVESTON July llCotton nominal Mlddling. lOp; Low
Mdong 80 Good Ordinary. 9s net and gross receipts.
10 pslrs stock. 1907 bales ~ -.
NORFOLK July il-Cotton quiet Midillng lO't net and
receipts 80 bales exports coastwso III Dales ses
- bales stock. 3.O05bales So,
SAVANNAH. July U.-CottJn quiet MiftllnS lO%
aiddlnG I0a cool rlIntry To- net ant ross re-.
ceipts exports Coistwse IL bales STOCK ioSo
bales
Nsw-oRLEASS July ll-Cottou quotations revised
Miidlins IL; low MduinS ~ goot ortntry - net ahi
gross exports Coastwise 1900 bales;
sales !, :50 bales stock. SO. li6 bales
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good To Prime steers sold AZ IS 60 and
REVIEW OF THE WEkk.-The arrivals OF Beeves tho
week head than last week and 69 head
more than the corresponding week last year.
advanced l5d20c 100 No. and closed steady Notwlth
standing that there only 60 carloads the
expectation OF free arrivals Tor the coming week. together
with liberal supplies and lower figures At the west ed
luc and finish dull with barely
clearance Twelve addition arrived late In the
ami sold BY j. A Munroe TO uptown saushterers
prHat. terms
British markets continued depressed with Refrigerated
Beef selling At scant &c per and Prime American Steers
hoo sold Oc for the estimated weight
lowest figures In the history of the export trade
On short supply Live Calves made sharp advances and
previous week The market continued tho close
Saturday
There little frmness in the Sheep market
"Wednesday trade for the balance OF the week
quotablc change In prices. Lambs a moderate
ply improved stc,dy Thursday making gain OF
lc the prices OF the Monday but there
cline OF 10 the market ruled steady Saturday.
The assignment OF Patrick Haley sheep saughterer doing
The Liabilities we're estimated at $1,000 OF which $1,000
secured. Nobody badly hurt by the failure.
Hogs were hrmer light receipts with easier feeling
toward the close OF the week owing lower prices at Buffalo
ami Chicago
BEEvE--Recelpts 1873 OF 5000 head 10
at Jersey city and 73 6O,h.st Arrivals
At jersey CITY 70 were reserved ior export leaving 20
sale
tribe urn heavy barely steady but taking
the market whole prices qu0tably unoi anged.
Aboni everything s cut the finish was duh especially
for Good 10 Choice Heavy Cattle.
Poorest STEERS sold down TO 81 O59st 10; Decent to
Choice - 20d 81 with three picked bulocks bringing
IS 10 Bulls sod al 80 70ds3 49, and few sun Bulls at
The Raid ant will take ont tomorrow 3s5 Live
Nelson Norris and the Nevada 20O quarters OF Beef for j.
The shipments Of Live and Sheep Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as follows